Last updated 4 August 2026
Terms of use
JetLogo is an internal tool provided to invited team members. Using it means accepting the terms below.
Who can use it
Access is granted by invitation and tied to your work email. It is for company work, not for personal projects or resale, and it can be withdrawn at any time, for example when you change roles or leave.
Do not share your sign-in link. Each link signs in one person and is the same as handing over your account.
Generating
There is no per-person quota. Being on the invite list is the whole entitlement, and every generation is funded by the company, so use it the way you would any other company resource.
- Generate what a brief actually needs, not batches to browse later.
- Automating the studio or driving it from a script is not allowed.
- Generating for work that is not the company's is not allowed.
What you put in
You are responsible for what you upload or type. Only submit material you have the right to use, and keep confidential information that is not yours to share out of the brief.
Do not use the tool to copy an existing brand's identity, or to produce marks that are unlawful, deceptive or hateful.
What comes out
You may use the logos you generate for company work. Bear in mind how image models behave: two similar briefs can produce similar marks, and nothing here checks whether a mark is already in use.
Before a generated logo becomes a real brand, have it cleared for trademark conflicts. This tool makes no claim that its output is original, registrable or free of third-party rights.
Availability
The studio depends on outside services, so it can be slow or briefly unavailable, and models can be replaced as better ones appear. Keep your own copy of anything that matters: logo history lives in your browser, and it is not backed up for you.
No warranty
The tool is provided as-is, without warranties of any kind. To the extent the law allows, the company is not liable for losses arising from using it or from relying on what it produces.
Changes
These terms can change as the tool does. The date at the top of this page shows the current version, and continuing to use the studio means accepting it.